BREAKING NEWS: CDC bureaucrats accused of using a CIA sabotage manual to block Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s reforms
Joana Campos
An explosive revelation is shaking the core of the U.S. healthcare system. Career bureaucrats within the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) are using a 1944 CIA manual, «Simple Sabotage», to orchestrate an internal sabotage campaign against Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
This plot aims to thwart Kennedy’s ambitious reforms to dismantle Big Pharma’s influence and prioritize public health under the slogan «Make America Healthy Again.»
The manual, distributed among CDC employees, promotes tactics such as delaying orders, drafting confusing documents, and encouraging uncooperative attitudes to create administrative chaos.
These actions are a panicked response from left-leaning bureaucrats following the dismissal of former CDC Director Susan Monarez on August 27, and Kennedy’s cuts to questionable programs.
Monarez was fired after refusing to support vaccine restrictions lacking scientific evidence, accusing Kennedy of «sabotaging» public health.
Kennedy, during a recent Senate hearing, denied these claims, refuting any private meetings with Monarez. Kennedy has faced fierce resistance.
Over 1,000 current and former HHS employees demanded his resignation in a letter published on Save HHS, accusing him of dismantling public health infrastructure and spreading vaccine misinformation.
Nine former CDC directors, in a New York Times article, labeled him «dangerous» for firing thousands of employees and cutting vaccine research funds.
Yet, Kennedy defends his leadership, working to restore trust in a CDC eroded by «politicized science» during the pandemic.
With White House backing, he pushes measures like banning additives in Texas school meals and limiting ultra-processed foods.His vision to combat the chronic disease epidemic clashes with an entrenched bureaucracy, but his supporters see him as a hero against the status quo.
This scandal unveils an internal war within health agencies. As Kennedy drives a health revolution, bureaucrats seem determined to stop him.
Will his agenda prevail? The battle has just begun.
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